Comment in Feedback 06/02/2026 13:58 — Anonymous: "AniDBHater"
You should release the AniDB data. Theyre kind of a scurge on the anime community having the most accurate data yet holding it back behind such an aggressive api.
Comment in Feedback 06/02/2026 13:45 — Anonymous: "iloveanime"
Do you have any discord server where people share anime subtitles?
Thanks for all those years AnimeTosho, you'll be missed.
Comment in Feedback 06/02/2026 11:48 — Anonymous: "CatsAreTheBest"
Thank you for everything. I'm really sad to see this website go down. I've been using it for many years. Thank you again. Wishing you the best of luck with whatever you're planning to do.
As someone that contributed to many releases (torrents, not DDL) that end up reposted on this site, this is rough. Just recently one big archive went down that had many years of releases, mostly because the owner wanted to move on with his life, not unlike here. And as someone that really doesn't want to get involved with private trackers and prefers to only use public trackers, this was a good fallback for archives, while the DDL links die easily after a few weeks or months, the nzbs are good for many years. It was also invaluable because it archived subs, letting you compare or use other subs without having to download the release, if it was even seeded at all, for old enough ones. Even the nyaa post/comment archive is useful as some torrents can be hidden or deleted, and it served as a cross-reference. While for most AT is just for weekly DDLs, the site was so incredibly useful outside of it. I really hope someone will pick up the torch and merge their db with yours, and I hope most software gets released to save the amount of work others have to do - AT always had high performance and a very minimal HTML-only design (as opposed to "modern" javascript only monstrosities) despite not running on anything but cheap dedicated servers and VPSes. Some part of me feels tempted to try to continue it, but the realization of all the daily/weekly maintenance work that would involve prevents me from committing, things like series detection, stuck torrents, retrying on upload failures, spam, manually having to let some items through, supporting new DDL providers and so on, are things that probably would take quite a bit of time, and as someone that handles something similar already, I know it takes a good chunk of time even when a lot of it is automated. I genuinely hope someone does continue it, at the very least mirroring nyaasi/TT and especially posting releases to usenet and a few DDLs that are fast enough. I disagree with the claim that leaving it unmaintained would be bad - I think even extracting subs, posting to usenet and mirroring nyaa posts - which doesn't need new DDL maintenance is immensely valuable to most users, even if no provider besides gofile or some other fast one was supported, it'd still be more than enough for many. There's nothing wrong with nyaa being "unmaintained", it's fast, it's up and releasers can post to it, this is all we really need. The only bad part is that they no longer allow registration which prevents new blood from posting. Thanks for the amazing service admin, and I hope someone picks up the torch, or at minimum provides a mirror with the nzbs/subs/nyaa posts, it doesn't even have to have the screenshots if they take that much space, although raw subs would really be nice (attachments often are duplicates and not as important).
Is there a USB drive for Solo Leveling Season 1 or Season 2 with an English FLAC track? I'm asking this because it seems that most files have hardcoded subtitles and amzn track. Please provide only serious responses, not opinions.
Comment in Feedback 02/02/2026 19:33 — Anonymous: "Don't mind"
Comment in Feedback 31/01/2026 18:42 — Anonymous: "casual_user"
is the "|" operator working? I tried searching A|B, but it only gives one between A or B, depending if I enable "Search using Sphinx" or not. A and B are groups, I'd expect to get both group listed
Thanks for the suggestion. This site wasn't really designed for mobile use when it was made, and I can imagine the comment nesting doesn't look nice if they're deeply nested. Switching to desktop mode might help.
A redesign has been on my mind for many years, but I don't know if I'll ever getting around to it.
There's a "X comment(s)" label above the comments - if you click that, it'll collapse all the comments, and subsequent page loads will keep it collapsed.
There's no "mark as read" feature here unfortunately. Your browser keeps track of 'visited' links and marks them with a different colour - I assume this is what you're mistaking for a 'read' feature (if you clear your history, you should see the link colours revert).
So to have what you want would require implementing a 'read' system, which I'm somewhat reluctant to do as the commenting system here isn't really meant to be a fully fledged discussion platform.
06/02/2026 13:58 — Anonymous: "AniDBHater"